CNBC News Releases
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Breaking News from CNBC's John Harwood: No Vote in House Tonight - Sources
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"CNBC Special Report" Will Air Live on Monday, December 31st
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CNBC to Air Live Special, "CNBC Special Report: America's Economy Held Hostage," on Sunday, December 30th at 8pm ET
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CNBC's Prime Time Programming for the Weekend of January 12th/13th
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CNBC's Checkerboard Programming for the Week of January 7th
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CNBC Unveils New Primetime Programming Lineup
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First on CNBC: CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin Speaks with Bill Ackman, Pershing Square Capital Management CEO and Portfolio Manager, Today on CNBC
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Breaking News from CNBC's Maria Bartiromo: NYSE Has Had Discussions with CME, May Have Accelerated ICE Deal
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Breaking News from CNBC's Kate Kelly: Bill Ackman Denies to CNBC All Accusations Made by Herbalife CEO Michael Johnson
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CNBC Transcript: Herbalife CEO Michael Johnson Responds To Ackman's Short Position on Firm's Stock on CNBC's "Street Signs"
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Breaking News from CNBC's Kate Kelly: Pershing Square's Ackman Short Herbalife
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CNBC's Prime Time Programming for the Weekend of January 5th/6th
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New Title for CNBC's "The Wall Street Journal Report"
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CNBC Transcript: CNBC's David Faber Speaks with Discovery Communications President and CEO David Zaslav Today
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CNBC Exclusive: CNBC Transcript: CNBC's Diana Olick Speaks with Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan Today
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First on CNBC: CNBC Transcript: McAfee Founder John McAfee on CNBC's "Squawk Box" Today
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CNBC's Checkerboard Programming for the Week of December 31st
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CNBC Program Schedule for January 1, 2013 (New Year's Day)
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Breaking News from CNBC's David Faber: Sprint, Clearwire Deal is Closer
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Listings for "The Suze Orman Show" on CNBC
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